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Around Town perfect companion Boy admits role in sex assault J- S*. Teen faces 5-year term, will testify against pals Champ SCOTCH PLAINS — A high charged with kidnapping. Lucas Francavllia won his school student has admitted Another adolescent, who alleged- second District 11 title with a being pnrt of a group of five boys ly served as a lookout, was 9-1 victory over Weatfleid's who sexually attacked a lH-yenr- released to his family. Lee Tomasso. See story on old Knnwotni girl earlier this win- The Fun wood girl waB Page c-1. ter. approached inside Park Middle Manuel Batista, ll>, of Scutch School in Scotch Plains shortly Plains, pleaded guilty Tuesday in after class ended on Jan. 2, New .Jersey Superior Court in according to the ivlcuse. She was Briefs Elizabeth to a charge of first- dragged into nearby woods off degree aggravated sexual Purk Avenue where she was Kotarians serve up assault. He also agreed to testily attacked by :< 17-yenr-old boy and against his four co-defendants in one other teenager. pancakes Saturday the case. Batista told the court that he WESTFIELD — Westfield Although participated in Mayor Gregory S. McDorniott iiiuneH of juvenile "Today we begin to ful- the assault and has issued a proclamation NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGHAPHEH suspects aro usu- saw the girl declaring next week "Westfield Lee Noste of Scotch Plains shows off the lifelike creation that she calls Jim. ally not made fill our view for a swift being injured. Rotary Scholarship Week." public, Batista is and certain prosecution He added Unit he The Kotary Club of Westfield being identified in a violent crime case saw one of the wilt hold its .T7th ammal as he was facing group being des- "Pancake Day"' as H fund-raiser Scotch Plains' widow's 'Jim' a trial on adult that victimized an entire ignated as a to supj)ort the Rotary charges and his community." lookout. Foundation, fiuiltlin^ the club name wan dis- - Thomas Manahan The girl suf- to continue giving scholarships closed in u press fered injuries to to Weatfield High School stu- is almost too good to be true release issued by Union County her neck, arms dents and current college stu- tyOWlQWUW The most difficult port was finding n mask, the Union Prosecutor and body in the dents from Westfield. The C o u n t y attack, according STAKK WltlTKK she said. But last Halloween, she headed out to Rotary Club of Westfield the stores early and found one at n bargain Pros e c ulor'H to the release. Foundation gives more than SCOTCH PLAINS — Many women say they price. Over the mask went one of her husband's Office, The victim's fninily is "appre- $60,000 each year in .scholar- would like n man who doesn't snore, hog the old wigs and a cap. He faces up to five years in ciative of the efforts of law ships to Westfieid college stu- remote, or leave dirty clothes on the floor. Lee The finishing touches? A Walkman and head- state prison when he is sentenced enforcement mid they support dents. Noste actually made one, phones and a haiut-crocheted Afghan so he looks in June. In exchange for his coop- the sentencing recommendation As in the past, the event will When Noste, 77, goes out for a drive in her like "all the old people in the nursing homes," eration against the others, said we tire seeking," said county take place in the Westfield High Lincoln Town Car, she always has a companion Noste said. Assistant Prosecutor Casey Prosecutor Thomas V. Munnhun, School cafeteria lietween 8 a.m. in the back seat —- a homemade, but lifelike, She regrets that she has yet to finish the Woodruff, he will be sentenced as who met with the victim and hur and 2 p.m. Saturday. The meal dummy she named Mini" after her late husband. arms and hands, but "Jim" proved lifelike a second-degree adult offender family prior to the plea. Members will feature pancakes, eggs, "I like to feel a presence of someone in my cur enough to fool one unwitting resident two weeks when he comes before Superior of the Juvenile .Justice Unit and sausages and fruit I/KUI musi- when 1 go home at night," said Noste, who ago. Court Judge John Malone in (hi! Victim Witness Advocacy cal groups will provide enter- makes regular trips from her .south .Scotch While Noste was at her 9 a.m. aerobics class June. Unit kept the family informed of tainment. A children's fair, bake Plains home to Mountainside und the Jersey at the YMCA on a bitter winter day, another In addition, Matista will not he the. progress with the case. sale and a 50750 drawing will Shore. "1 do like that protection. It's reassuring patron saw "Jim" in the back seal and thought eligible for parole until he is 20 All five suspects wen* arrested also be pnrt of the event. ...everyone thinks he's real." an elderly man had been abandoned. The person and must undergo psychiatric Jan. f> following an investigation Last year, more than 1.200 Noste says she got the idea Tor the dummy reported the situation to the police, and sunn an evaluation at the Adult by Scotch Plains police. Scotch guests attended. Tickets arc from a friend in Mountainside, who has herself officer was on the scene. Diagnostic and Treatment. Plains Detective- Sgt. Brian available from any Rotarian or used a dummy for more 10 year** to make? any Noste explained the. situation, und police Center in Avenel. He also must Mahoney and Detective Jeffrey at the door. ne'er-do-wells believe she was not traveling decided "Jim" is perfectly legal, as long as Noste register with authorities as a sex Uriel were credited with getting alone. stays away from bridges and tunnels and does- offender on his release. detailed evidence during their The two women crafted "Jim" from a couch n't try to sneak into the HOV Ian*'. Three co-defendants, who three-day probe. The Record-Press pillow pinned to a foam headpiece. They dressed So she's free to finish his arms — but she may were? identified in court only by "Today we begin to fulfill our is award-winner him in a button-down shirt with "sort of a Perry have some more work to do. A few members of their initials, remain in the view for a swift and certain pros- Como sweater," and a scarf to make him look the 11 a.m. class have suggested they might like George W. Herlich Detention ecution in a violent crime case The Record-Press won sec "fancy, like Fred Astaire," Noste said. "Jims" of their own. Center in Elizabeth pending fur- that victimized an entire commu- ond place for its front-page ther hearings. They have boon nity," Manahan said. design in the New Jersey Press Association award competition For 2001. The winning pages, designed by Editor Kathleen Phillips, Residents air frustration with teacher pact impasse were from the Sept. 28 and Nov. Board president Donald generated by the negotiation will that l>oth sides have to compro- concerned about the credibility of 9 issues. the parlies to settle and the TIIK HKCOMH'ilKSK Sheldon announced the results of take a long time to repair, she mise. the most recent effort at a meet- said. Board memlwr Thomas Kusso impact that it is having on the SCOTCH PLAINS — There ing of the board on Feb. 21. Jill Marcovich didn't know how said he had "heard nobody sny we town. "Don't bother to buy a was no resolution of the impasse Residents spoke of their frus- residents could rally behind a should settle at any cost." house," she said of the impact on in the teacher contract negotia- trations at the board meeting and budget if there is no contract for "A culture of confrontation has prospective home buyers. "The tions at the second meeting of their hope for a contract settle- teachers. developed," he said. "We must town can't nettle a teacher con- between the parties and a state ment. "This happens every three continue to negotiate a settle- tract." fact finder on Feb. 20. Margaret Ames of Scotch years," she said, "I moved here ment in the lx;st interest of the But Kusso disagreed saying it The Board of Education, Usach- Plains urged the two parties to four years ago and this is the sec- public and that what we're trying is not driving people from the ers' union negotiators and the fact "split the difference" on disputed ond time it's happened. to do." area. He said bin house has dou- finder will meet again March 18. issues and settle. The bad feelings Sheldon responded by saying Susan Street of Fan wood was bled in value. Panamanian tot thrives Scotch Plains, Celebration thanks to local Rotarians Westfield face Mikaela Cruz performs an board contests African dance at the Westfield When Ray and Sue Jajko were The newborn from Panama High School Awareness Club's asked to host a Panamanian was brought to Central Jersey by Four candidates will vie for- infant in need of life-saving heart the Rotarians BO that surgeons three seats on the Westfield Board! tribute to African-American of Education and three hopefuLr culture. See Page B-1. surgery a year and a half ago, could perform on artery transpo- will battle for two seats in Scotch- they admit being a little reluc- sition on his tiny heart. Plains. ; tant. On Jan. 29 the infant under- Susan Dyckinan, of Chetwood! But little Dylan Rios-Fahey went the first of two open-heart Terrace, is running uiiopjxjsed for stole their hearts. surgeries. On Feb. 11, when an the Fan wood seat lx;ing vacated by Inside And when the opportunity echo cardiogram showed new Jessica D. Simpson. '. came to host another child from complications from the first In Westfield then; are three; Commentary ..A-6 Panama, Ray threatened to fight surgery, he was rushed back into expiring board terms. William,1 any of his fellow Rotarians who the operating room. Wallace and Annmarie Puleio Community Life B-1 would deny him the chance to The tot was discharged from chose not U> seek re-election. host the child. Beth Israel Hospital in Newark Board President Arlenej Sports C-1 The Jajkos got their way and on Feb. 17 and is now recuperat- Gardner of Carlton Road will battle little Franklin Torres Moran is ing at the Jajkos1 Somerset home. George M. Kuttak of Embree Prime Time B-3 Court, Alice C. Hunnicutt ot, getting stronger every day He is tentatively scheduled to Stanley Oval and William B. Ziffof thanks in part to the love he's return to Panama on March 8. Obituaries A-7 St Marks Place (or the board seatalf received from the Fan wood - The 30 members of the club In Scotch Plains, Incumber Real Estate B-6 Scotch Plains Rotary Club and raised $6,000 for each child they Edward J. Saridaki of Wil the Jajkos. sponsored. The hospital donated Street and board {'resident Dor Police Log A-5 Franklin is the second infant the surgical team, and the Rotary Sheldon of Acacia Road, will that the local Rotary Club has members funded the children's Little Franklin Torres Moran underwent two open heart surgeries at newcomer Trip Whitehouse of] sponsored as part of the Gift of hospital stay along with the trip Street. The Board of Educat Newark Beth Israel Hospital and the prognosis for him now is good, election is scheduled April 16. life program. from Panama, doctors say. Record-Press March 1, 2002 Education commission's goof could end up costing By THOMAS SCOTT the law" relative to the commis- The council wrestled with the even by a few days, was a definite there are deadlines." Westfield has "An entity as big as the county "gotcha." He supported a resolu- three other tax-exempt county should have known better," said TJIK i'[(i;ss sion's situation. I Jmlfr the law, the practical and philosophical impli- town can rescind or return a tax cations of whether they should col- tion that exempted the commis- sites besides Cardinal Drive Councilman Peter Echausse, "As a WESTFIELD — The. f»ilur« of levy that, haw been (mid, hut there lect the tax at all and, if so, how sion because the commission edu- already, he added. town we have a fiduciary responsi- the Union County Educational is no provision lur the town to can- would they do it. cates handicapped children and iCWe more than fairly carry our bility to stick to the code." Services Commission to file, on cel taxes owed ;itid nut. paid, In- The council voted 4-2, with 2 the funds don't affect the current share of the county load, " said "We don't have to decide this time for rene.wul of its tax-exempt said. abstentions, to forward a letter to budget, Alhano. the way a court would decide." said status in 2001 has the town tax The 'J2,000-s(juan?-lbot proper- the commission to request finan- Councilwoman Claire While there was no question Salisbury, who added the council collector and officials looking for ty, located on Cardinal Drive, is cial statements and then bring the Lazarowitz added that as a tax- the commission would be taxcould rely on, "...ithet dictates of reimbursement from the tax-used in part for offices for thematter hack before the council exempt county school the commis- exempt in the future, Town our conscience irrespective of what; exempt organization. commission and for a spi'dal-edu- within the month. Councilmen sion should IK- subject to either a Administrator Jim Gildea wanted a court might do." The commission filerl days after cation facility for Pervasive Larry fioldman and Kevin Walsh penalty or disciplinary action the council to decide on how to pro- "I think we have to go after it," the deadline last October creating Development. Disorder abstained due to a conflict of inter- instead of the full tax. ceed on the 2001 tax liability. said Mayor Greg McDennott on I a lapse in their tax standing for (I'lMJj/AutiKin. The school has a est. Councilman Matt Albano main- Gildea said the commission his position to pursue the matter.! 2001. Presently its tax bill is run- capacity of fifi children, age.s 4-7 Councilman Carl Salisbury tained that tax laws were very refused to pay the taxes because it "Explore getting the money with- ning at more than $100,000. Thirty-three, children are from said that the missed deadline, strictly construed, "...that's why lacked the funds.. out going into litigation." According to Town Attorney Mountainside with the rest com Hubert Cockren then: i.s a "gap in ing from around the county. Settlement talk is news to Town Council / Stared In Horror As My Doctor Said... "I've Done All I Can Do... Just Wear This By THOMAS SCOTT council had never been contacted "We need to meet with Mr. rather than pre-meeting. TIU-; HKCOltl) J'UI-iKK by their attorney. Riccio, I'm happy to hear a settle- McDennott said the bill reflects Wrist Splint Whenever You Feel Fain" A nearly $10,000 legal bill was ment is on the horizon," said a settlement of something the WESTFIELD — Town Council submitted Tuesday night by Town Betancourt," But we're in the dark. council had to discuss. Union County, N.J. - A live report tuts just been released which meml>ers may have been the last to Clerk Bernard Heeney from the ...He needs to come see his client "I haven't picked up the phone reveals the hidden dangers of using prescription drugs, wrist learn about a proposed settlement law firm of Lum Danzis, Drasco, and explain what he has been Ix'cause I haven't felt part of the splints, and even surgery to treat carpel tunnel .symptoms. Did you of itH iawsuit of the Ward Positan and Kleinberg, LLC. doing." process, " said Betancourt, "He has Commission. The impending settlement led to Councilman Lawrence Goldmar. an obligation to call, there's no set- know thai splints may scar tissue to form in your wrist? For a free The council meml)ers lx;came Ixiwildennenl and concern by some agreed with Betancourt and said it tlement unless he calls us." report that unleashes the shocking truth about carpel tunnel aware of the proposed settlement council members who said there was his hope that Riccio would 'This whole process is a joke," symptom treatment, e;ill toll-free l-X(H)-2Ko-4937. {24 hr. recorded when they were asked to review a had been no communication from come into a conference session to said Councilman Peter Echausse, message) lefral bill submitted by the attor- their attorney Ronald R. Riccio. discuss the matter. who was offended by Goldman's neys for the Ward Commission. The "I have an obligation to meet But he suggested that members comment that he should pick up a with my attorney on a settlement," of council could "pick up the phone phone and call the lawyer. said Councilman Rafael and call the guy." Goldman also "No assumptions should be' Betancourt, "I don't know what he's objected to the way the legal bill made until we get the facts, "said Here We Growl done." was being discussed in public Councilman Carl Salisbury. Council tours Edgar Reeve House WESTFIELD — The Town whether to accept the property or an interest in donating funds and Council took a tour of the Edgar return it to the Reeve family foun- t'x|X'rti.sc in restoring the house, if OPEN HOUSE Reeve House and found the struc- dation. Estimates of repairs aver- the town will commit to keeping ture solid and spacious despite aging $400,000 to $500,000 could tin1 projjerty. M.uch i) Home needed renovations. be phased-in over a period of time. Nancy Priest of the Westfield >AM I < >< M'M The house, on Mountain Avenue Local groups, such as the i'reservation Commission, who was with the rear of the property abut- Weatfield Historical Society and pn-st'nl for the tour, has noted that ting Mindowaskin Park, was donat- the Westfield Historic Preservation the house is eligible for historic des- ed to the town by Edgar Reeve and Commission, have a strong interest ignation as a landmark. his brother, Ralph, in 1985 subject in the project. The council will review the mat- to the town's use of the property for The Historical Society, in partic- ter next week when Councilman a municipal purpose. ular, envisioned a town museum on Peter Kdiau.s.sc, chairman of the It is now up to the town to decide the premises. They have indicated Huilding and Town Property Committee will present a report. | Briefs 'First Wednesday' luncheon next week WESTFIELD — The West field Historical Society holds its "First Wednesday" luncheon at noon March (i at H.G. Fields, 560 Springfield Ave. Nat Bodian will speak about the Ki'iningUm manual typo- writer and the effect it has had on American life. A retired author and editor, he has written at least 12 hooks on a Remington ho has owned ;;ince HMb". Those who attend the "First Wednesday"luncheon on a regu- lar basis will be contacted for reservations. If you are not a reg- ular and wish to attend, phone Drop in Child Cere d uU c; ire on an hourly basis so you (908) 2.'M-29;W hy noon Monday. linvr' f.iri> wh-vi I.J, i(] iietvi il Monti ay -SYihjrdqy Sarn - 6prn

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Hawthorne, NJ 07506 • (l>73)42'"-]848 Fri. lOiiin-dpiu; Sul. *)uin-5pm; Sun lhim-4pni Monday thru Saturday 10:00-'i:30 • Thursday Evening 'till l) • Sunday 1-5 March 1,2002 Record-Press A-5 Pair face drug distribution charges after arrest in Westfield WESTFIELD Iluriiize was issued a summons ami iv|X)rt«l Feb. 22 an atUMiij.it to gain released on her own recognizance. Aii East Soi-oiui Stnvt business ontiy to tho pivmisos overnight, A New Brunswick resident |Police Log * ,f •(. ivportod Fob. "JO that a small l'ry marks woiv tbui\il near a rvnl' reported Feb. 18 an act of criminal SCX)TCH P1AINS amount of cash was takon thun tlio wiiultiw and door. palschief to her motor vehicle as it cash rogistor somotinu1 iluhnt; tho was parked on North Chestnut Also charged wis Eugene Kolb. released after posting $300 bail. An Kast Second Avenue tmsi- "20. of Railway, who was charged t- •*••? lato attonuxtn whilo tho businoss 'l'lu'iv was a lvjKirt l'Vl». 24 tliat Street. ne-ss reported Fob. IS that someone was floswl. Thoro was no sipi of a Wittle was used to bivak a win- :* • • with resisting arrest, obstruction of Ebony Joluison. 28, of Bradford damaged the front window soino the administration of law and dis- Street. Plainfield, was chiu-ged Feb. iorcoii ontry. dow ot' a vehicle parki-d on Ciwk The Fairview Cemetery report- time over the past two days. Avonuo sometime overnight. ed on Feb. 19 an act of illegal dump- orderly conduct. 23 on East Broad Street on a war- Kolb ;md Vasquez were released rant out of the Btoomfield A Ilottlold Avonuo roaidont ing. A Ifi-year-old Scotch Plains lx\v roptii'tod Foli. '20 that a bicvclo was Marry Soronson, li.'l, of South with summons. Brown was held Municipal Court, .lohnson jjosted was taken into custody on Fob. 18 pending [xisting bail. bail of $150 and was released. alloKodly takon by an acquaintanco Hioad Stroot, Kli/.alioth, was Miguel Ronquillo. 36, of Chalet on allocations of (Hisse-ssion of a in NovomlxT, was not roturnod and cliargod Fob. "21 with hurglaiy and Drive, Woodbridge. was charged Jolmson was also charged at the cont mllr-d dangerous substance A Sandier I'i role resident Westfield police headquarters on a cannot lx* roiworod. criminal nuschiof for allowedly Feb. 19 with supplying false infor- (believed to l>e marijuana V smashing out a window to a bvisi- mation to the police on a motor reported Feb. 22 that someone contempt of court warrant and dented his car on the driver's side. posted bail of SlfiO ami was Tlio juvenile was also a suspect A Ciivonsviow Court rosidont noss in tho I1KK1 block of Koiito 22 vehicle stop. Ronquillo posted b;ul in two incidents involving harass- roptirtod Fob. 2\ tho thoft of jowol- W'ost and ontorinn the premises. released. 1 of $260 and was relea.-ed. ing phono calls made overnight r>" from tho rosidoni'o scnnotinu l'ulico responded to an alarm A Scotch Plains resident refut- within tho township. Complaints ed Feb.22 that someone onwnxi his James West. 44. of Raymond during tho day. Thero was no sitfn activation found tho sus|K»ot inside Charles Boukling, 30, of Kast :iiv pi'iuiinR in juwnilo uuirt. Tho of t'oivotl ont ry. the building. Sorenson was Seventh Street, Plainfield. was veliicle and u car phone was stolen. Street was charged Feb. 21? on a youth was n-loasod to responsible wan-ant out of Harrison. West post- processed anil released oil a sum- charged Feb. 19 at East Jersey adults, aoairdiiiK to polico. An Kast Second Stroot husinoss mons. State Prison on a Westfield crimi- Nomia K. Paige, 57. of Rolling ed bail of $73 and was released. nal warrant. Peaks Way, Scotch Plains, was ; Boulding WHS also charged Feb. charged on a $79 traffic ticket out Thomas Boy Ian 111, 21. of Scotch of West field. Plains, and .lason Semple, 22, of 20 on a contempt of court warrant 1 from Plainfield. Boulding was held Famvood wen cJiarged on Feb. 24 on $500 bail. Dominic Frangipane. 18, ofwith possession of a controlled dan- Outlook Boulevard. Cliffwooil gerous substance (marijuana, Introducing \\&\i Block lust tint Monoy. Bead), was cliargwl Fob. 22 on a under 50/gnunst. ] A Central Avenue resident warrant out of New Brunswick. Boylan anil Semple were reported Feb. 19 an identity theft. •it * Frangipane jwsted bail of $200. released on their own recognizance. The firat way t<» K<"t a tvtuncl loan in mimitos. Douglas Cosmetics on Central + i * WALK IN Avenue reported Feb. 19 an inci- A Senmi Place resilient report- Cosimos Restaurant, East dent of shoplifting. ed Feb. 2*2 the theft of a bicycle from Broiid Strwt, rejwrted Feb. 24 the Oft DANCE OUT. WEU UNDERSTANQ the northskle train station. theft of cash and a strong box from WITH YOUR TAXES. Francesca Santos, 24, of the business. Madison Avenue, Plainfield, was Christopher Burger, 21. of To l«arn mono nlMiut Instant Money, call charged Feb. 19 on an outstanding Scotch Plains, was charged Feb. 22 Rusiko lluridze, 47. of RoscuV warrant out of Westfield. Santos on a wan-ant out of the Westfield Park, was chargml Fob. 24 with was released upon posting a $50 Municipal Court. Burger was shoplifting from Ixird & Taylor. WALK OUT 1800-HRBLOrK or visit www.hrnlock.com bail. * * > WITH A CHECK. Luis Macaluso, 25, of South H&R BLOCK Avenue, was charged Feb. 19 on :ui -Last Year I Took 730 Pills For My Headache outstanding warrant out of Bel mar. Macaluso was released on his own Only To Discover I Was Getting Worse!" just plain smart recognizance. Maealivo was also charged with Union County, N.1 - A lice report is mm av;iil;ihle that reveals 102911. 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Jersey Boy Paper only reports the news "12 HtudontH are arrested when polices raid party" • fil N0.TWS • Til iniM-» rr/I Mike Deak shouted th«! headline, which stood next to a four-col- umn picture of a lovely, well-kept Victorian home in Cranford. And the echoes keep coming. walk to the party? That's the day when we come in The ntory was newsworthy for two other reasons. It close contact with loved ones and wan the firnt time that ('ran ford police enforced a con- we have more important things on troversial municipal ordinance paHsed a yenr ago that our minds than washing our hands nllowH police to enter private property if there in a rea- before taking another plunge into Honable suspicion of uriMupervisod underaged drinking. a Iwx of chocolates. There is also a Police (!hief Harry Wilde; made a speech defending lot of hugging, kissing and embrac- tho ordinance at a Township Committee meeting and ing — all of which can cont ribute to called on parents to take; a more active Htand against the reckless spread of disejise (especially if you're giving your toon drinking. child a Valentine's Day hug.) The raid also came on the heels of complaints by As usual, I avoided contact with high Hiihuol student leaders that the district's zero tol- humans on Valentine's Day; per- erance policy violated their rights hy punishing ntu- haps that's why I'm filling fine dentK for actions not committed on school property. today while others have been way- '.Current school policy calls for a student to he warned laid by the flu fora first offense, then removed from a leadership posi- There is also another theory tion in a co-curricula!1 activity following a second Letters to the editor about the recent flu outbreak — offense. the germs were brought to our If a student leader were at that house, he/she should shores hy all the foreigners coining Captive bolt killing is inhumane to America for the Olympics. This be stripped of that position of responsibility. is what happens when people , Participating in a drunken, rowdy party demonstrates To The Record-Press: mnny strikes before they are killed. share a luge. neither the responsible nor mature attributes that are The New .Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife has This is hideous and intolerable. Killing by rifle- Though I have had colds in the essential for students in leadership roles, approved a private company, White Buffalo, to con- bearing sharpshooters, and not the usual hunters, past years, it's been a decade since '• Irresponsible young people who are a danger to duel a large-scale ma.ssacre of innocent deer in would he more humane. 1 last had the flu -•- May 22, 1991 themselves and possibly others is newsworthy and this I'riiuelon. Please contact Governor McGreevey to intervene — and alxmt seven years since I newspaper would he derelict, if the story were played The plan calls lor n wide-scale rapture of deer in with his state agency und White Buffalo. His had an intestinal virus. I'm over- down. It is not this newspaper's job to preserve the nets. The terrified nnimats nre (lien killed by thoaddress is Gov. James E. McGreevey, Office of the due. -vision any community has of itself or to spin the news caj)tive holt method, which drives i\ holt into the Governor, P.O. Box 001, Trenton, NJ 08625. As a child, 1 looked forward to ,. so as not to embarrass members of the community. animals' skulls. But hecmise the deer are struggling G«org« Toen«fi1 getting sick. The txrther of going to . It is our job to report what, happened. It's vip to tin1 whi'n they nrt> captured in the ml, it often takes Westfleld tlie doctor and getting a shot was parents and the community — to make sure we worth the gift of staying home from school for two or three days and never have to report such an event again. watching reruns of "The Dick Van Business owners come through Dyke Show" and reading Hardy To The .support for a Hchool in our community nnd, most of Hoys Ixxik.s. Of course. I don't have Heartfelt thankn to all the local merchants, shop all, for our children. We in turn shall show our sup- that luxury now. As a student, you port for vou. can always make up the lesson; owners and restaurateurs who gave .so generously but as a journalist, you can never The Record-Press is here for you to support our annual parents social fund-raiser. Su VIVIAN STRANO catch up on the news. If you're not many worthy causes have asked for donations this Treasurer, there when tl happens, the story is year, but these dedicated entrepreneurs still Jefferson School PTO The following information should help you get your reached in their pockets again to show tremendous Westfleld gone and can never lie brought idoun and community news into 77K1 Record-Press: back. If 1 stay at home watching Call Editor Kathleen Phillips at (908) r>7.ri-6(iH(i with Dick Van Dyke reruns, 1 feel as if story suggestions, questions or comments. I'm missing something important. r Good neighbors make a difference And I can't stand being scoojK*d by For sports, call Dan Murphy at (!H)8) r>7.»-H(>9H. a microlx'. Our address: The Record Press, P.O. Box 699, To The Record-I love of animals. 4 Somerville, NJ 0H87<>. Many of us residents are blessed hy (iod with Ethel and Jim hnve provided me with good Then are no secrets to staying good neighbors nnd former neighbors. advice during times when I was insecure. I'm grate- relatively healthy. I keep txittle.s of Our fax number is UM)K) f>7r>-K:t. Tunis and Kxcedrin in my desk, I Our e-mail address is tiiiion^ninpuhlisliin^.coni. My former neighbors, Jim and Klhel Brady, have ful to God to live in a wonderful town like Cranford, enriched my life with their kindness and knowl- and to have good friends like the Bradys, who are take these as a preventive mea- ('orn'ctinii policy edge. intelligent, thoughtful people. sure- I chew on Tunis Ix'fore 1 go to lunch and I swallow Kxcedrin The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or I'm proud nf the fact that tin- Brady family is Martha McLoughlin, Irish and Germanic, like I am, and that wo share n Cranford three hours before deadline. To presentation and clarify any news content that confuses keep my blix>d pressure under con- or misleads readers, Please report errors to Editor trol, I get away from my desk at Kathleen Phillips at (i)0H).r>7.ri-()tiHti. least five minutes every' hour and I Goose droppings are a nuisance try to make myself laugh even Deadlines when faced with editing a story To The Record-Press: on my way to the train station and constantly have to that was written in cuneiform. I The deadline for submitting articles und press releases 1 totally agree with Angela and lVler Lisciot to con- dodge goose droppings. Their numbers are expanding repeat to myself that life is too to The Record'-Pirns is f> p.m. Friday. The letters deadline cerning the goose problem. It is impossible to spread and every year they move farther up the hill. I am short to have heart palpitations IH noon Monday. a blanket in Nuiuiihegan Park and it is even difficult concerned and feel something should be done. over a dangling participle or a mis- L«>lt«>i* polio at times to walk the paths in the park without step- MARY J.WILFORD spelled name. There is still too ping in goose dung. I walk past S perry Park everyday Cranford much life ahead of me to endure an Letters should he no longer than 200 words and may be apoplectic fit that ends with brain edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters matter shooting out of my ears at should be typewritten ami include the writer's daytime Still no green light in Kenilworth 6") miles per hour. telephone number lor verification. I don't get enough exercise mid Send letters to the above addresses or fax number. To The Record-Press: abide by the lnw either. They hnve chosen to take a my diet, like most people who work As of Feb. li), til days after winning the three- back seat to this problem their taxpayers are hav- too many hours, is not particularly family controversy, the tire inspector refuses to sign ing. What's more, they appointed both of these men healthy ihave you ever heard one permits for the house at 480 Washington Avu. to be for their positions. It is a direct reflection on the of those pimpled counter workers finished, lie and the fire chief are the only people mayor and council and their integrity or obviously, — those walking sources of staph who will not let the house be finished. Every other lack of. They choose to let the firo chief and Fire —say, with the forlorn solemnity inspector has signed off on his permits, inspector to dt> as they wish. generally reserved for bartenders Aren't there a mayor ami council in this town of There are a few people who have expressed their refusing to serve a drunk, "*Sir, WKSTHKI I) smivi! (MAINS FANWUH) Kenilworth? Or do these other two people run our concerns on this issue. They know what's happen- there really is no rational reason to town? It seems they do. The fire inspector refuses to ing isn't right. But why are they so afraid to stand have both onions rings and fries A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper put down in writing what is requesting they do. up? It's not like they don't have other jobs. Is it the with that Whopper?" i But I do not How can the Puglieses fix what he has problems status their title holds? In my opinion, what's the over-indulge in anything; 1 engage NJN Publishing © 2002 with if they aren't told what the problems are? point in having a title if you can't do the job the in all my bad habits in moderation. The Board of Adjustment approved the three- right way? Perhaps that's the key to good Thomas H. Krekel family continuance on Dec. 20. But our beloved SHEILA K. SPINOSO health, President mayor and council don't choose to have their people Kenilworth What would make this country- Rusoniario Maio healthier is to get rid of health Publisher insurance that covers visits to the Vice President • Advertising Fire chief should get with program doctors for simple ailments such as colds. 'Sour body and your health Michael Deuk Kathleen Phillips To The Record-Press: parking in our neighborhood. And, keep in mind, insurance premiums will be much Executive Kdilor IMi What now? permission was granted to begin with, but then better in the long run if you just Eileen Bickel Allan Conover 480 Washington Ave. is still subjected to the was rescinded and the only opposition was the vol- stayed at home and watch Dick whims of the volunteer fire chief. unteer fire chief, why? Van Dyke repeats. The human Advertising Director Shorts Editor Who's in charge here? Haven't the Ptiglioses I see no reasoning to justify his actions given the body has a wonderful way of heal- John Tsimboukis Jane Voder been put through enough political rhetoric regard- fact that there are two other existing driveways ing itself, if you simply rest and let Product inn Manager (.'iiTuliition Director ing the issue of whether or not -ISO Washington that also face the front of the firehouse. Something the antibodies do their thing. Ave. was and always had been a three-family is amiss hero, Where's the justice for all? Unless you're retelling up some- dwelling? And then, more importantly, how about no thing that looks like the devil's 1 might add that the Pugliese family did prevail law/no ordinance to substantiate? What's the deal? guacamole or have unexpected flu- in truth and that they did indeed do their home- Hy the way. let's not leave out the being reasonable ids oozing from unusual orifices, work to assist them in the outcome. What 1 feel and fair toward others. you'll better off not going to the RectmM'rcss (USPS (>I i- |MiHisk'il HII I II.I.I> In \J\ I'uhhsinn^ , M\\ CVnlr:il Me, was troubling is that they ttho borough' held all So what's the problem? It seems to me that the doctor. Clntk. NJ OlIlWi t'H'St >7S W'Mi. SiviHul i.l.i-.s \\^IM\- |>.iui ,11 1'i.iMiitril, NJ (I7O1(>, the information in their own borough records and volunteer fire chief should attend to more impor- Getting sick is your body's way POSTMASTER: (ML'.IM- M'IUI vlniiijrc* In NJN riil'ti-lniii: I IIIIIIIIIKMII ulliiv , IM Hn\ ti'W, historical background. Somtn'illt." NJ (ISK7(>. SuKi-iipliiMi lali'v I'V m.iil. >TK- WMI Hiihin I'mmi t"mn)1> ?I7. mil of tant matters than to be bothering citizens for try- of forcing you to slow down. And S2(l,onlolM.iU-S:t.•r,.,iiti^-tilvuill I-SIKI 1[10'M;I One can state it certainly was a learning expe- ing to accommodate their tenants and the borough slowing down in your normal pace rience to free up pnrking places on the street. Will this of life will keep your from getting Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 • News: 908-575 6686 I believe the Pugtieses have a right to construct ever end? sick. And next Valentine's Day, Advertising: 732-396-4223 • Classified: 1-800-5,78-1435 a driveway which will nllow tlu-ir tenants ample JANETA.YENDRICK don't share any chocolates with a enough parking und to also alleviate the oil-street Kenilworth luger from Norway. March 1,2002 Record-Press G. Ginger Heald; Obituaries Charles Leslie Fritz WESTFIELD — CharU's Loslio Surviving arc a son. Dr. Harold helped found SP library Fritz, 88, died Feb. 2,1, -J002 ;it l\ and wife- Anno of (Hailstone: a Morris town Memorial Hospital. sister. Loivlta Poolo of San Diego, SCOTCH PLAINS — G. trustee of the Fanwood-Scotch He rotimi in 1978 ntW 10 years Calif; and a ^nuuk'hild. Ginger Heald. 72, a longtime Plains YMCA. For five years she Monica L. Byrne Republican Party officer who was a co-chairman of American as an industrial engituvr at tho A memorial service will bo 11 WESTFIELD — Monica L. Robert and wife Gay of Wyckoff Union plant of Sehiuiu^-Plough a in. Saturday. March 1(5, af helped found the Scotch Plains Cancer Society crusades in Union Byrne. 76. died Feb. 19, 2002 at and William and wife Elizabeth Public Library, died Feb. 20 at County. Corp. Clnircb of St. .lobn on tlio The Medical Center at of Gilroy, Calif.; four daughters. v Brick Hospital. She was active in the Senior He was horn in Hayoniu and Mountain. :<7i> Mount Harmony Princeton. She had been a vol- Mary Jo Armstrong and hus- Adventurers program at First lived inWt'stfit'ld hofoiv moving to Koad. Hernardsville. She campaigned for the estab- unteer at St. Lawrence band Jack of Lawrenceville, lishment of the Martine Avenue United Methodist Church of Millin^lon in hV>U. AiTanp'inonts arc by Hailey Rehabilitation Center in Teresa Baldwin and wife library' and was appointed to its Westfield, where Mrs. Heald Mr. Fritz ^raduated in HUM Funeral Home in Poapuck. Lawrenceville. Richard of Woodhury, Conn., Jill first board of trustees. Mrs. taught Sunday school and partic- ('mm l.*>hi£li University, wht'iv ho Donations may be sent to Mrs. Byrne was born in of Annandale and Eileen Ruth Heald founded the Friends of the ipated in programs for the hand- was a swinimor ami cross country Morristown Memorial Health Mitlburn and had lived in and husband Lindsley of Scotch Plains Library, a form of icapped. at blot o. Ho was a mombc-r of Hot a Foundation. 100 Madison Ave, Westfield before moving to Mooresville. N.C.: 27 grandchil- library auxiliary, and helped Mrs. Heald was born in Los Thota Ti fratornity at U'hifjh. MorristDwn, N.I OTiUiOor Penpack- Lawrenceville in 1992. She was dren and three great-grandchil- establish similar organizations Angeles. She lived in Austin, His wife, Kuth MacKvoy Fritz, (ilaitstono First Aid Squad. P.O. in other towns. As an active Texas, before moving to Scotch a parishioner of St. Ann's dren. died in 197!!. Box M.IVapack, N.I 07977. member of the Scotch Plains- Plains in 1957. Roman Catholic Church in Services were held Friday at Fan wood PTA she helped form Deceased are her husband, Lawrenceville. Poulson & Van Hise Funeral libraries in elementary schools Robert L. in 1995; and her par- Deceased are her husband, Directors, Lawrenceville, fol- and set up training programs for ents, Henry and Molly Mueller. Thomas J.; her parents, lowed by a funeral Mass at St. Rose Keats school librarians throughout the Frederick Libertino and Ann's Church. Burial was in Surviving are two sons, Robert SCOTCH PLAINS -- Rose Her husband, Dnvid, is state. Cienovieve Saber Libertino; a Fairview Cemetery. S. of Ramsey and Richard H. and Keats. 8M, died Feb. Ufi, 2002 at deceased. wife Debra of Brick; a daughter, daughter. Monica Di Tomasso; Memorial donations may be Mrs. Heald was president of Ashbrook Nursing and Surviving are throe daugh- Tracy A. Heald Burns ami hus- and a son. John M. sent to St. Anthony Messenger, the Union County Republican Rehabilitation Center. She had ters, Klaine Levy, Dinnne Women's Club for seven years band Rick of Farmington, N.M.: a Surviving are five sons, 28 W. Liberty St., Cincinnati, been a past-president of the Steinberg and Hicki CUrtner; and a former secretary to the sister, Bernice Hoile of Austin; Thomas J. and wife Sue of OH 45210 or St. Ann Faith Now York City and Florida sup- four grandchildren and five chairman of the county and seven grandchildren. Readington, Fred and wife Ann Development Center, 12f>3 port chapters for tlu« Children's Republican Organization. The A memorial service was held of Maiden, N.C., Paul and wife Lawrence Road, Lawrenceville, groat-grandchildren. Hospital for Asthmatic longtime (1OP commit teewoman Monday at First United Sue of Woodinvillo, Wash., NJ 08648. (Iraveside services were held was a legislative aide to Methodist Church of Weslfield. Hosoiirch, based in Denver. Wednesday at Ktornal Light Assemblymen William McCJuire, Arrangements were by Mrs. Koiits was born in New Memorial Hardens in Hoynton Ed lull and Peter Genovn. She Memorial Funeral Home in York City and lived in Hoca Beach, Fla, also was an assistant to the vice Fanwood. Donations nmy be sent John R. Montag Rutoii, Fla., before moving to Arrangements were by Scotch Plains in HHW. She was Memu'iih ('Impels at Mitlburn, president of the Fahnesttick bro- to First United Methodist WESTFIELD — John Association of Retired Persons kerage firm. a former member of a in Union. Donations may ho Church, 1 K. Broad St., Westfield, Richard Montag, 85, died Fob. chapter in Westfield. Hadnssah chapter in Hoca sent to the Alzheimer's1 A founder and charter mem- NJ 07090 or Heald Educational 16, 2002 at Francis E. Parker Surviving are his wife of .r»(i Hat on. Association. ber of Scotch Plains-Fanwood Trust, 20 Oak Knoll Drive. Brick. Memorial Homo in Piscataway. years, Elizabeth Wegelin NJ 08724. YES, Mrs. lieald was a former He retired in 1982 after 22 Montag; a son, Hichard years us a machinist with the Christopher Montag; two former Hyatt Bearing Division daughters, Marianne Stanley Stephen Kostovich of General Motors Corp. in and Nancy; and four grandchil- Jesse W. Huff (Mark. dren. SCOTCH PLAINS Donna Sue Durand, Debrn A. WESTFIELD — Jesse W. the Boy Scouts" Camp Stephen Kostovich, 7-1. died Hihler and Diane M.; three He was horn in Roselle and A memorial service will be Feb. 2fi, 2002 a( his home. He Huff. 85. died Feb. 21. 2002 at Winuebago in Rockaway. He lived in Cranford before moving 10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 16. sons, Stephen .1., Kenneth J. Overlook Hospital in Summit. recently donated a sizable to Wt'stfield in I960. at First l're«byterian Church. served in the Army during the and Duniel '1'.; a sister, Olga He retired in 1987 after 40 years amount to the Flintlocks for a Mr. Montag was in charge of 11 Springfield Ave., Cranford. Korean War and was a supervi- Kiccardi; and a brother, as a biochemist at the Railway large building that will be used medical supplies in British Arrangements are hy Gray sor with two companies prior to (ienrge. plant of Merck & Co. and Merck his retirement, Services will be 8:45 this 1 by the Boy Scouts. Columbia, Canada, while serv- Funeral Home. Memorial dona- Sharp & DohiiM . He was active for 25 years in ing in the U.S. Army during tions may be sent to Alzheimer's Mr. Kostovich was horn in morning at Hossi Funeral Mr. Huff was born in I Vim Boy Scout Troop 172, sponsored World War II. He was a member Association, Greater Northeast Hayonnc and lived in Colonia Home, 10:i7 Westfield Ave. A Township, Pa. He lived in by Benjamin Franklin School. of the Westfield Historical Chapter, 400 Morris Ave., Suite before moving to Scotch Plains Divine Liturgy will follow 10 Liinsdnle. Pa., before moving to A daughter, Karen, and a son, Society and the American 251, Denville. NJ in U>80. He worked for N Kahway from 1!>7I ill and PP James St., a longtime housekeeper to many H.; three grandchildren, six Deceased are her husband. Edison, NJ 0H818. Union County families. great-grandchildren and n organization. 908.756.1729 Mrs. Simon was born in nephew. Warsaw, Va., and had lived for Services w«;re held Tuesday at Beverly Levitt many years in Westfield. She was Bethel Baptist Church, of which JfiCCside Cemetery a niemlHT of Centennial Temple Mrs. Simon was a member for 57 'EstabCished 1886 WESTFIELD — Beverly E Forks Township, Pa.; three sis- 246, Improved Benevolent and years. Arrangements were by I^evitt. G4, dieci Feb. 24, 2002 at ters, Gertrude Napoli of Bushkil) Protective Order of Elks of the Plinton-Curry Funeral Home. www.hillsidcccmctcry.com Hunterdon Medical Center in Falls, Pa., Florence Knowles of Fleinington. She once was a Wyalusing, Pa., and Mnry Ann teacher's aide and bus driver for Hilliker of Alpha; a brother, \\ \\ special-education students in the Alfred Bennett Jr. of Westfield school system for 1 fa Pennsylvania; four grandchil- years. dren and a niece. PLACES OF A native of Wulchung, Mrs. Services were held Tuesday at Levitt lived in We.stfield before Clover Hill Reformed Church in moving to Readington in 1998. Hillsborough. Burial was in She most recently was the recre- Clover Hill Cemetery, JAX ation coordinator for Avnlon Hillsborough. Assisted Living in Bridgewater. Arrangements were by Her parents, Alfred Bennett Holcombc-Fisher Funeral Home FINANCIAL and Florence Eager Bennett, are in Flemington. Donations may be deceased. sent to Hunterdon SPCA, 576 Surviving are two sons, Mark Stamets Road, Milford, NJ SERVICES of Raritan Township and Scott of 08848.

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(908) 233-2494. Jewish Community Center of at St. Helen's Church, Lamberts Snow Train" by Joseph MONDAY SUNDAY Central New Jersey, 1391 Mill Road, Westfield, 7:30 p.m. Cummins. Town Book Store, Martine Av*;., Scotch Plains, 6 March 29.(908)232-1214. 255 E. Broad St., Westfield, 11 MARCH 4 THURSDAY MARCMORE THAH 1N 0A LION — p.m. March 14. Registration: •BATTLE OF THE BANDS' a m.-l p.m. <908> 233-3535. • • •^••••W»*W*• urtRC THAN A (908) 889-8800, Ext. 209. — for GradiiH 9-12. Jewish AFRICAN VIOLETS — CARD GAMES — with all-you-can-eat pancake break- Community Center of Central meeting of Union County Monday Afternoon Bridge MARCH 7 fast at Scotch Hills Country BOOK DISCUSSION — on "The Bluest Eye" by Toni New Jersey, 1391 Martine Chapter, African Violet Group. Scotch Hills Country NURSING? — La Leche Club, Jerusalem Road, Scotch Ave,, Scotch Plains, 8 p.m. Society, Scotch Plains Public Club, Jerusalem Road, Scotch League of Westfield meeting for Plains, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Adults Morrison. Funwtiod Memorial April 6. $6/ndvunce, $8/door. Library, 1927 Bartle Ave., Plains, 12:45-3:45 p.m. All levels mothers of toddlers. Cranford $5; under 6 free. (fJOBi 753-8218. Library, North Ave., Fanwood, Band signup: [email protected] Scotch Plains, 1 p.m. (908)welcome. (908) 889-1620. United Methodist Church, 201 KIDS CARNIVAL — annual 7:30 p.m. March 14. (908) 322- or (908) 889-8800, Ext. 253. 276-3221. CONGRESSMAN — Lincoln Ave. East, Cranford, event of Temple Emunu-El, 756 6700. B-2 Record-Press March 1, 2002

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(908) 725-3420; 1-287 Exit 10, Somerset. Registration required for pro- lished by McGraw-Hill, Charles $24 Saturday, $22.50 other days; wwAV.raritanval.edu/theatre discounts available. TWO FROM ERIC CARLE (8001210-9900; grams. E. Turtle and Crown. She is the 1 and 4 p.m. March 10 • Tomna Kubinek, Jim .Jackson www.auKarloafcrafts.com author of 20 books and is the PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE MILLER-CORY State Theatre, 15 Livingston and Al Simmons. Admission $27, • Spring edition of traveling HOUSE MUSEUM recipient of numerous honors and Brookside Dr., Millburn Ave., New Brunswick $22 awards, including two poetry fel- (973) 376-4343; crnft show, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. March Gil Mountain Ave., Westfteld (877) STATE 11; LAREDO, BARBER 8-10, Adults $<>; under 12 free. (908) 232-1776 lowships from the New Jersey www.papermill.org www.statetheutrenj.org & BRAHMS State Council on the Arts, a • "I'm Not Rappaport," New O|ien 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Adults • "The Very Hungry 3 p.m. Sunday, March 3 Museums $2; students fiO cents; children HEART Grant, an Allen Ginsberg Jersey version of 80's Broadway State Theatre, 15 Livingston Award, a Writer's Digest award, play. To March 24. Admission $59- Caterpillar" and "The Very Quiet CRANE-PHILLIPS under 6 free.. Cricket." Admission $14, $12. Ave., New Brunswick • Painting tinsel, March 3, four Merit Book awards, the $20; discounts available. Cult for (800) ALLEGRO; HOUSE MUSEUM Henderson Award, and a Women showtimes. 124 N. Union Avo., Crnnford • "Simnel" (mothering) Sunday, Spoken Word www.njsymphony.org (908) 276-0082 March 10. of Excellence award in journalism SOMERSET VALLEY • Works of Ginaatera, Barber and public relations. PLAYERS THE ART MUSEUM Princeton University und Brahms, performed by the An open reading will follow the j Route 514, Hillsborough New Jersey Symphony Orchestra feature, and local poets are invit- (908) 369-SHOW; (609) 258-3788 Gallery talks 12:30 p.m. Friday with Jaime Laredo, violin. ed to bring a poem of their own to www. svptheatre.org Admission $57$ 14. TRAIN SHOW share. Admission is free. • "The Odd Couple," local pro- and 3 p.m. Sunday. Free admis- duction of Neil Simon standard. 8 sion. SILK CITY Sunday, March 3rd, 2002 p.m. March 1, 2; 3 p.m. March 3. • "Klinger to Kollwitz: German 8 p.m. Saturday, March 9 Jeremiah People Adults $13; seniors, students $12 Art in the Age of Expressionism" Watchung Arts Center Mother Scion Ili^li School, Clark with Laura Giles, March 1, 3. Watchung Circle, Watchung ffiiwlcu Stulc I'jirkwuy Kxil 135 al Clark Circle coining to church (no discount Saturday). (908) 753-0190 VILLAGERS THEATRE • "Guardians of the Tomb: *J:0O II.III. - .'I:.'tO |».m. SCOTCH PLAINS — The 475 DeMott Lane, Somerset Spirit Beasts in the Tang Dynasty • New Jeraey-based trio, Jeremiah People, America's pre- : (732) 873-2710; Clan" with Yang Lu, March 8, 10. Admission $12. Door l*riz«'N • Vrvv MOVH-M • l 'I'htit Kids ('.mi • Hvf'n:shnii'»l.s (hi Sittv company, will perform at Scotch | • "Fuddy Meers," comedy by Concerts 8:30 p.m. Friday, March 1 Plains Baptist Church on March Somerset County Library David Lindsay-Abaire. 8 p.m. JOANBAEZ MI iVuitiH - All ' tllhtfl u(r MMt lha clown* and anlmab at tha fhf Ring Adv.ntur.'- cert and pizza. V3I/O2 For further information call on« hour btfora •howtlmt (973) 256-5480. Record-Press March 1, 2002 If your PSORIASIS CL.EARIASIS9 EVER looks like THIS wiu. CHANGE IT TO THIS: Foundation makes 9 education grants STOREWIDE SCOTCH PLAINS — The Joseph-Lee. Education Enrichment "Mosaic of Thought." all ele- WINTER SALE Foundation of Scotch Plains- mentary schools: Diane Kelly. Fanwood has awarded nine grants "Renaissance Experience," SAVE 30-50% AND MORE CALL NOW TOLL-FREE 1-877-425-8227 for special programs in the Scotch Park Middle School. Plains-Fanwood school system. "Exploring Geometry with All programs take place in the Geometer's Sketchpad." Scotch 2001-02 schrjol year. Programs, Plains-Fanwood High School: their respective schools and the Diane McKenna. teachers involved: Since it was foundt-d in 19JM "Listen to My Heart Beat!" the foundation has funded 5*i Coles School; Caren Comceau. grants for classroom projects, hi Theater workshop, Evergreen addition, the foundation presents School; Barbara Prestridge. a cash award to a person \s*ho has by Jill (la/man "Trittssic Triops: Living Pet made outM.iniluiK contributions A CALCULATED KKFOHT ma; make H easier for some whoantici- Dinosaurs," McGinn School; If) the development of youth and When lijruriiij; the larjicsl murl^i: p.ite an incoine increase to buy a little Sondra ChernofF, the support oflwal rdui-alion. Iliuy can afford, prospective home hum1. mure house now than lhe> might aliord Expansion of "Colonial Lift." The foundation welcomes ( should bear in mind llial lenders J.TIHT;II otherwise. 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An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Each Office Independently Owned and Operated. March 1, 2002 Record-Pr#*s Sports Blue Devils top Vineland for 18th state title also squared off with Vineland. dition and want to get the lead they would never relin- The girls squad reached the 50 free in 2B.08. RECORD-J'RKSS but the results were Car differ- record tfor most state titles K quish. final after a controversial victo- Westfield SB, VtnelHtid 82 ent as the juggernaut squad But we also wanted to do it for 50-ynrd tree: 1 Paplyn. V. iM 99 2- Westfield then won the 200 ry over Bridgewater-Karitan in H.irtliolonu'w. .';' -Ill .!• CiH>p.l. W. 22 59 EWING — They weren't s defeated the Blue Devils 120- i Head Coach Bruce Johnson*. froe relay by 1,2 seconds behind the semifinal. The meet fin- 100 Iroo: 1 Cii^'ii. W. ts) 4J .'• Huntee, V, nor were they the fastest, but 50 He puts so much time and effort a powerful third le>; from ished in an 85-85 tie, which 51 IM .1 H.irttuMitmiHV, W. fil Si) 200 Iroo; i Mtini»t>. V. 1 49 '.' ?.- Newton, V, the Blue Devils were stoutly, into the season it's a great 1 ! Vineland had the star power. Bartholomew and a strong Westfield won on a ;t.i)00;i,817 i M .'.> .i HI'IM.'IV w. i s. : f> relying once again on their winning six of eight individual reward for him." anchor from Coppa and also power point advantage. In the 500lreo; i Ni'wton. V S.n;1 ,«K' Hoiivm, W, r depth to capture a state cham- races and two relays, but West field trailed M-28, at the grabbed third to increase the 100 free Hridgewater'a Allison ,> i'!i ;>!. ,i SWioi'nMii, W Ti 00 -1.1 too fly, i siion vv, f'ii .i;t ;'- Soimia, W, pionship. West field took two of the top break, but never lacked confi- lead to (>8-5(j with three events Page finished second but was ,'Mi t')> .1 SMniKH. V. Ml I;' The West field High boys three spots in nine events while dence. The .second half has been left. John Chiesa ifi8.77> and disqualified because B-H Head 100 bnck i fi.ij.tn ii v. Mi if* .' Kolemil, W, swimming team won just three also winning the 100 free, 100 the strongest for Westfield all Tim Koteuut 11:01.1» went 2 A Coach Bill Kritclue filled out '•!< •" .1 I'lH.'s.i W 1 i>l 1(1 100 breast 1 I>.vk«u1. V. 102 00 2- of 11 events, but had the depth butterfly and 'J00 free relay. year, and it showed immediate- in the 100 back and West field the entry card incorrectly, giv- I'miilis. VV. 1 01 /'I .! PMIII. V. 1 (>•! 82 to overcome Vineland in the "We've never had super- ly- finished second and third in the ing Westfield a f>l-.|;l lead. The 200 IM: ' |iivk,in1. V 04 (51 1 -CilirdiS. W. Public A championship Sunday stars." said sophomore Kyan final race, the 100 free relay, to Devils went 2-IM in the .' 0l» to .1 Chnv..i W, . UH 1 1 Vin Sheii t5t>.;KH and Jay 500 (H.II.II rtoiindllch, r 200 free relny: > VV at the College of New -Jersey 88- Bartholomew. "As lonj; as we get Sobala i.)(>.(>;}> finished 1-2 in finalize the HK-H2 victory, free and l-.'l in the 200 free H.iillu>lnfinm i\i|ip.iV I .U ,'iv :*• Vinotnnd. 82, securing the team's 18th 2-3-4 and the team wins, I'll the 100 butterfly, then Zack "The whole season we knew relay to take a 70-M lead. 1 .14 Mil .1 W<>:.11n>li1 before H-H rallied back. 400 free retny: t ViCuis r HKinnef. state title — one .shy of the take that over a bunch of firsts. Ooppa came from behind to win our strength was ufler the Ru k.mi |).i|>lyn! .< .'!< Hi ; Wosllleld, record held by Si. Joseph's of "It's awesome twinning a the 100 free t-l!).4:i! and break," said Bartholomew. "We Against Vineland in the final .1 .III 4!., .1 VV. .1 .I.1 .1,' Metuchen and Trenton. state title*. It hasn't sunken in Bartholomew took third (ftl.59) knew we could come back. A lot 200 medley relay: 1 • V | riecknrd, West field's only victory came Skilliuii. Si<>lU]i>l). 1 4.' M . W. 142 88. 3- The West field girls squad vet. We all know about the tra- to give the Hlue Devils a 50-44 of people stepped up." from Danielle Heffernan in the W I .Hi /Si)KNT better but overall, I'll take it ," Jake Kramert 1*25), freshman said Westfield coach Cilen Kurz. Tom DelDuca (l.'H)i and Dan WESTFIELD Scotch Leading the youth brigade McDonald (1W» finish ju'cond, Plains wrestling coach Dave for Scotch Plains was freshman "Sure it's disappointing to Bello had it all figured out. Win Steve Mineo who made it look lose four finals," said Kurz, four weight classes and we win easy in a fi-'2 victory over Tom "But. let's remember Unit all the team title was his thought Murray of Cranford ami sopho- seven of our wrestlers going to as the final round of the more Derek Krancavilla who the regions will be back next District 11 Wrestling champi- defended his title with pins in year We just need to convince onships held Friday and alt his matches mcluthng the them that the season isn't over. Saturday iit Westfield High final over Hallway's Kyan Let's hope we can win some School began Ludington. matches next week." The coach's calculations were Francavilhi was joined as a Perhaps the biggest pressure as accurate as his teams' execu- defending champion by his matches of the day were the tion. The liaiders outscored older brother Lucas, a tidy 9 1 consolation round which would defending champion Cranford victor over Lee Tomasso of end the season for the loser of for the team title by placing Westfield. It was Ins third victo- the match. Westfield and Scotch four champions and eight ry this year over the game Blue Plains wrestlers took five of wrestlers overall into the Devil. those seven crucial matches. Region '•} tournament, which "We know cuch oilier pretty For Westfield, sophomore Rob began Tuesday at Union High well so I had to try sunie new Mench bounced hack from a School. The Hlue Devils quali- things," said the older very tough loss in the lO.'i .semis fied .seven, alt underclassmen, Francnvilla, who was happy to to take his match, while juniors including four runner-ups share the spotlight with his tal- Joe DeCnmpo and Ethan Powell which enabled them to finish ented younger brother. "I'm on pinned their opponents at 119 fourth out of nine teams my way out. He's on his way in. and 135 reupectively. While titles, both team and He's a tremendous talent " For Scotch Plains, sopho- individual, were important, tin1 The other senior on the team. mores Chitrlie Hitch i (160) and major goal for each team was to Matt DeNiihtilo was the Andrew Silber (1711 won their keep as many wrestlers as pos- Raiders' fourth champion with consolation matches. sible competing in the regions, a dominating 15-0 victory over At. the Region ,'1 preliminary which could help explain the Chris Patino of Elizabeth. The round Tuesday in Union sense of urgency that pervaded only two Haulers to lose their DeCnmpo and Connelly the Scotch Plains and West field finals, sophomore Eric Connelly advanced at 119 and Tomasso wrestling teams on Saturday. at 119 and junior Mutt Loomis advanced at 140. Mench, "We did exactly what 1 ut 2If), lost to Annn Queen of Kramer, DelDuca, Powell, expected." said Bello. "We had a Elizabeth and dreg Donofrio of Mat-Donald, Hachi, Silber and great tournament. To get eight Cranford, who have won three Loomis all felt, ending their into the regions with such a and four district titles respec- season. The tournament GEOnGE PACCIELLO/HECOnU-PRESS young team is something I will tively. resuincw (> p.m. tonight at Lucas Francavllla captured his second District 11 title by beating Weitfield's Lee Tomasso 9-1 In the final take anytime." In addition (o Tomasso, the Union High. Saturday. Both will be back In action tonight In the Region 3 tournament. Cougars heat up in fourth to eliminate Raiders capacity crowd at Cranford. answered right back with a Kasim Rtijohn converted a ence) WIIH a factor. You could outplaying Cranford, But The Raiders played an three from the same spot on the layup off a Jon Brown assist for sue our seniors had been in Brown heated up for two throes intense, gutsy game through- right wing just seconds later a 50-46 advantage at the .'JiHO that situation before. and Davis added a basket CRANFORD ~- You live by out, with Adam Bendik leading for a 48-46 lend Crnnford would mark, find Brown made a tough "Scotch Plains, you have to around a hoop from Bendik to the three or die by three and the way with lfi points, but never relinquish floater in the lane to put fjive them credit, they played pull C ran ford within single dig- after three qunrters of shooting Cranford's slate tournament DeSimone was 0-6 before Cranford up 52-46 with 1:20 their buttH off. Maybe those its at the hall', 2H-U0. woes had the Cranford High experience finally showed knocking down the two shots, left. lust two minutes was a learn- Scotch Plains hud a six-point boys basketball team's season through in the final quarter. but Cranford Head Coach Tom Anwar Montgomery sand ing thing for them like what we lead heading into the fourth on life support, Chris Cranford shot just lB-for-55 Johnstone stuck with him, wiched six points around two went through last year. Luckily quarter, but. turned the ball DeSimone brought them back through the first three-and-a- believing he WJIH due. free throws from Brown to pull tonight the bounces went oiir over five times and shot just 4- to life. half (junrters and trailed 44-42 "They told me to keep shoot- Scotch Plains within two with way, the crowd got into tin; for-12 in the fin.'il frame, In another Watchung before DeSimone got hot from ing, because that's all 1 do is 19.H seconds remaining, but game and the kids made some Crnnford (56) DeSimone knocked down two plny.s." Hrown \V V M U.ivi'. 4-TO-17, Habar Conference slugfest between his favorite spot on the floor, shoot threes pretty much," said :s (JO (i, Hujfitiri ') I H 'i IJD'iimono 0-2-2-8, two evenly matched teams the knocking down a three with DeSimone. "Luckily I was able free thrown tn put the game But it almost didn't coine /umvii'.ky 1-0-fl-J". U Urur.hf.ol O-O-O-O, Cougars got their shots to final- 5:14 left to give the Cougars to hit two big ones. They left me away. down to the hint minutes. liiilthiii/fil O-fJ t)-l*. f. Uri)f;h!.ol 0-0-0-0, open and that's my spot. Bendik hit consecutive three's 'inyilf.T 0 o-0-O Totals: 14-8-4-58. ly fnll and had more experience their first lead since the begin- "I thought at the end, in the Scotch Plolm (54) down the stretch to knock off ning of the second quarter 45- "At the beginning they were last two minutes they looked a and Williams scored thf: next M'jnl(|(jrii')fy') II 10 WtMr.-iitis 0-0-0-12, Scotch Plains 56-54 in the first 44. leaving me open and I wasn't little hesitant and we looked seven Scotch Plains' points as li!.TU.;iti 4 o s 11 HuijlKi'. 0 0-0-0, Bendik round of the North Jersey Mike Brennan hit two free capitalizing. In fourth quarter I like we were trying to win the the Raiders took a 26-12 lead :t :M 1(J, Aii.im;, ;'-0-l-!>. iJiiC.'ilflldO 0-0-0- with two minutes left in the <>. l.o'.knry 0 0 1)1) Tolnls: 18-4-8-54. Section 2 Group 3 tournament throws to regain the lead for had to step up for them and I gutne," said Johnstone. "That's Cranford (13-10) 1)1^10 20-66 Tuesday night in front of a loud Scotch Plains, but DeSimone was happy to do it." the only time I think (experi- first half, and were thoroughly Scotch Plain* (12-13) '* 10 1<1 12 • 54 Seniors step up to lift Blue Devils EyDAHttiMWHY Eric Turner and Louis Mercer "At hnlftime I told Jimmy to ing opportunities for himself and start leaking out. We were con- his teammates. The Devils seized KKCOHrM'KK.S.S each scoring seven. "That's what I said to them trolling the board.s, and the kid control of the game with a 9-2 WESTFIELD — With leading going into the game 'this is it, he was guarding wasn't an offen- spurt in the first two minutes, scorer Dan DeSerio receiving all there's no tomorrow for you guys sive threat, so we told him when sparked by five points from kinds of attention, the Westfield you haves to leave it all out there, the ball went up to leak out and Mercer. High boys basketball team for the seniors this is it, you have we; got three or four easy bankets Union began to find holes in received key contributions from to leave it ail out there,™ said out of it." Westfielfl's 2-'l zone, and scored every player that stepped on the Head Coach Kevin Everly. "And A slow-paced and physical on four straight possessions, but court Monday, knocking off they did." first half resulted in a 25-22 tlie Devils were able to match Union 69-53 in the first round of Union sagged its defense on Westfield lead, but the Devils them basket for basket, never the state tournament. DeSerio, but Westfield was able quickly came alive in the third allowing Union to got closer than It was the third victory over to knock down eight three-point period with a 16-10 run behind 11 points. the Farmers this season for the shots — led by four from Cook, five points from Adam Turner, 'Flu* winner of Wednesday's Blue Devils and propelled them adjust to the Farmer's full-court five from Cook, four From game will face the winner of the into a North Jersey Section 2 press, control the glass and score McKeon nnd a hoop from Eric Elizabeth-Moutclair game today Group 4 second round contest ensy transition layup.s in the Turner. Union trimmed the lead at the home of the higher seed fourth quarter. to six, but the spurt was enough Wosi field (69) with Morristown Wednesday. E Tii(nr;r ? 'I 1 7. (JisSofio 1-1-6-11, A. DeSerio was held to just two "I've been talking to Jay the to insure the Devils their first Tumor /t 1 ^-1.'). CuuV ^4-?-1B. McKoon 4-1- field goals and 11 points, but whole time 'you need to knock lead heading into the final quar- 0-11, t/nrt.;r /M-fj-7. Will 1-0-0-2. Totals; Ig. ter against the Fanners this sea- 8-13-69. Westfield had four players score down shots,'" said Everly. Union (S3) in double figures, led by Jay "They're going to sag on Dan, son. TirjlKjrrjO-4-0-1?. Porler 5-0-2-1?, Mancl3. Cook with 18 points. Adam and we're going to kick it out. If Mercer started the fourth ft flit. Oiisfiour. 7-0-1-10. Mahmald 1-0-0-2 Polo ()•')•? V. H-Axi 0 0-2-2, Ambrose IOOtf' LAHHY MURPHY/RECORD-PRESS CORRESPONDENT Turner turned in one of his best we kick it out and can knock it quarter, and his ball handling Totals: 17-4-7-53. Louis Mercer keyed a fourth quarter run as Westffeld took control and games, scoring 13 points, Jim down they're not going to beat skills were able to break the West(ield(15-8) 15 10 10 25-69 defeated Union 69-53 Monday. McKeon added 11 points, with us. Union pressure and create scor- Union (10-13) 7 1G 10 15-63 Record-Press March 1, 2002 Automotive/Classified Picking a speedy European sedan is a matter of personality BY MARK MAYNARD cult surface, such as sand, fast mph is 6.9 seconds, or 0.5 less and powerful engagement than the rear-drive 330i. COPI.KYNKWKKKHVICK takes place. When cornering or Fuel mileage is competitive, Horsepower is not always parking at lower engine speeds, too, at 20 miles per gallon city about going fast, and all-wheel the system knows that the dif- and 27 highway compared with drive isn't always about foul- ference in speed between the 21/20 for the rear-drive 330i. weather traction. wheels does not require As equipped, the test car was But, put them together, and engagement. a functional-luxury class of what we get in u fast .sedan that For $1,100 more, dynamic- sedan, not as artistic inside as clings to the road better than stability traction control is the Volvo SfiO, as plush as the its rear- or front-wheel drive available, which adds yaw con- Jaguar X-Type nor as stream- counterpart. trol — rotation. But the added lined as the Audi A4 Quattro. I recently wpent time in two traction of AWD would seem to The interior is as hushed as all-wheel-drive European make that option unnecessary. a sound booth, but it allows the nedanw, the BMW 330xi sedan BMW 33OXI good sound of the engine to be and Volvo S60 2.4T AWl). There For many who will buy this hoard. was no snow or rain during my car, the purchase might come at The 3-Series is well-bal- testing weeks, but I challenged a time when family duty calls anced and responds faithfully the all-wheel drive systems on louder than enthusiast driving. to it steady hand at the wheel a series of backcountry roads. For those who missed their and a sensitive foot on the elecC ; Daily commuting around years of hot-shoe driving, the tronic throttle. San Diego County hardly calls opportunity is packaged quite I saw the advantage of a!l-l -for all-wheel drive, but, wow, manageably in the 330xi. wheel drive when I jumped on • v/hat an incentive for winning The alpine white 330xi test the throttle to accelerate away ;the autocross cup. car with the lacy, radial spoke from a sticky situation at a I I also found that AWD func- 17-inch wheels sparkled at the curvy Y in the road. The black- -tions as an insurance policy on curb and drew admiring top was strewn with loose dirt iwet roads, keeping the car in glances on the road. and gravel from roadwork. ;line. For some, that reassur- Pricing starts at $36,385, Powering uphill through the •ance is enough to justify the and the test car with several turn, I was prepared for some 'added cost. enhancements topped out at movement from the rear end as ! The cars in this test are sim- $39,385, which is about $1,115 the tires spun through the ilar in size and price — give or less than a similarly equipped .stones. 2001 model. ;take $5,000 — but they have But, there was no wheel slip, -very different audiences. This is the top-line 3-Series I The BMW iB packaged as an model, but buyers can opt for and I didn't have to hack off the ^ultimate 3-Series sports sedan. all-wheel drive in the 325xi throttle or adjust steering but The BMW 330xi Is for the family that likes to go fast. sedan or wagon. Both models instead pressed harder on the ;The Volvo isn't a sports sudan, gas just to feel the grip of the • but it is an unconventionally identifiable rear end. The side- tributes that pressurized power enthusiastic entering a curve. come with a 184 hp, 2.f)-liter 'aporty family sedan. straight six and 5-speed manu- front wheels pulling the car for- lines of the SfiO arch with an to four well-tired outlets and The suspension is more compli- ward in full control. VOLVO S60 2.4T AWD image of compressed energy diminishes the pull at the ant than the BMW and allows al transmission or $1,275 "Is that really a Volvo?" and movement. The look is live- steering wheel. more body roll, which is ampli- optional Steptronic 5-speed Hmm ... makes me wonder if aaked a male passer-by in a ly but safe — inside and out. The big disc brakes feel over- fied on a romp through the automatic transmission. an AWl) 33()i realty is quicker grocery store parking lot. And, Driving the St>0 feels youth- ly sensitive — touchy, even — hills. Prices .start at $29,495 for through a slalom course than later, a neighbor asked: "What's ful and light, but it's almost too and the steering is almost A little too much brake or the four-door and $31,895 for the rear-drive 330i? that car you're driving?" eager. darty. steering input ut the wrong the wagon. Owning a BMW is more Instant recognition seems to The 1D7 horsepower, 2.<1-liU>r Some drivers might feel time is easily corrected with a There seemed to be little about "me" than those other be just a blink away from fi-cylindor engine is tur- there's just too much sensitivi- touch on the throttle to settlt* compromise in picking the all- people who might be taking up anonymity in the bocharguri and ready to run. ty, but in time the owner will the car down and regain compo- wheel-drive 330i. The turning space in the other seats. Paying "ReVolvoLution" of these cars. The front-drivo Sfif.) sedan with adapt, modulating inputs to the sure. radius is tight enough to make a premium for that exclusivity The re-imaging of these earn the sami* engine has surprising brakes, steering and — espe- The electronically controlled a U-turn on a neighborhood isn't an issue. A Volvo, as leaves the sturdy, earth-shoes pull undcM* hard acceleration. cially — the acceleration. AWD system does its job with- street, though it is about l.-J always, is about "us," and value image of safety, but implants The f»-speed automatic Pricing starts at $34,000 and out getting in the way of dri- feet greater than the rear drive to a Swede means getting the curves, a waist, shoulders — Geartronic transmission allows the test car with options was ving. The system is integrated 330i. most for your money. and speed, manual shifts and has adaptive $.'» 5,825. with traction control and moni- Though all-wheel drive adds The ' $3,500 * difference The styling of the S60 is shift logic to conform to the dri- All-wheel drive gives control tors what the car is doing and 209 pounds, the 225 horsepow- between the Beemer and Volvo aggressively modest. A sleek ver's style. in scary situations, especially what the driver wants. er 3.0-liter in-line-6 engine speaks volumes on that body with strong face and very Adding all-wheel drive dis- when the driver is a little over- When accelerating on a diffi- seems not to notice. The 0-to-60 account. YOU'LL NEVER WANT THE RIDE TO END. ovtsa soo JUST ARRIVED! MEW lours Steve rhe AH New Soap Orange READY FOR comuttont New Beetle Turbo & All of tt» month New Beak Turbo S!

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Fully Ins. 24 hr. women and people se- Filing Cabinets-Etc Call Insured Free Estimatei s offer 90S-272-704O Mental Health and curing custody of children 732-« 15-3209* it. 213 A Z7G answering terv. 732-499-9234 DENTAL under 18. TUt MAR8LE InstatarjOfi SMW 9 SERIES S28* SS- . EAGLE FLOORS Fully loaded. Orig. owner. | /Kddiction Professionals This newspaper will not iflepor.aDYRS EXP. Futy Flea : Installation / sanding & High mileage. BO over HYGIENIST tas'd. Cat John 90&686-19B1 ^Vt '•''! v."vr.f:5 of !he Behavioral Part time position avail- knowingly accept any ad- ref Irtish ing Hardwood $2500. 90S-49O-0140 vertising for real estate Markets 1 r able In an upbeal GP lam floors. Free estimate. LAVITOL PAINTING hea!v,r,2re SVV-T. Ca! ' ity S'- j:-H'J is looking for licensed lly practice in Stirling which is in violation of the Clean ups 1SOO-S7S-0212 A RESTORATION BMW Z3 -98- Conv., 1.91 jrryj'a'M r.ovenng Hudson, Essex and law. To report discrimina- red wlttk Inl, 25K, ht seatt. 1 Every olher Saturday 8- I FLEA MARKET • Superior Interior & :' .'.-"'^': rr.c^ilai health services, this tion, call the Office of Fair ROBELLE CATMOUC K*. & Hauling Exterior Painting • Safe Un.or- COJKICJ htegtatfcO '. 1pm with possibility lor Housing and Equal Oppor- p ;i«.92aV4MSS Requires a Ma'-ter s doy'ir;. Bi'ir-gual Enrjiish/Sfjanish preferred. FORECLOSED OOV'T Licensed. Top casrt paid. RECEPTIONIST HOMES! SO or Low Down! Call Bert 732-821-4949 DEEGANGUnSOQ LSW/LCSW a pus DECKS BY UNLIMITED Windows & •SO- 2DR, orlg. FT Front Desk. Qata En- Tai rapoa and bankrupt- Gar. kept. Silver. Black Bhr • Therapeutic Nursery try. English / Spanish a cies. HUD, VA, FHA. NoOLD OH ANTIQUE FURN We build all types of Glass, China, Any un-decks. All work guaran- Screens 1190 H. Black car rt.115K . SMOtt Requires a MSW/LSvV or Master s riegfee in psychology/related field. must. Experience neces- Credit o.k. 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DENTAL QARWOOD-Buaineu coupte 2nd fl., 4rm apt, 1900/ mo. HYGIENIST . mil. 1 ") mo. see. Avail. For Tueiday evenings 4/1 from 2 to S. Please call KEHILWOKTH - One BR, MIS-232-3550 1"° fir. non-smoker. ST75 all utlfs Incl. RE/MAX NORTH PLAINFIELD LOCATION Properties Unlid, Rltrs OFFICE ASS'T 906-276-7440 Long Hill Township friendly dental office- M.T, TH 2- 5:30pm and alt. Sat. B-1pm. 2BR, BA, AC. w/d, yd & bant Computer skills loq d SiiOOtutils. 90B-722-33«a Pt cat Mf>«47«220 1 S J br. 4 doumlown park like setting, OFFICE CLERK j S1060 S SI240 & S71D. • 1 mo3. lee. Rock Mgnt 906- Male/female. 15-20 fle>

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